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A new study found that anti-vaxxers have been using religious belief to avoid vaccines in the U.S. despite major religions supporting childhood shots.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom said he plans to restructure PG&E after it filed for bankruptcy in January due to billions of dollars in legal claims related to past wildfires.
Amid a mask ban, Hong Kong protesters decided to defy the prohibition by wearing masks on Halloween.
Sleeping is one of the most important things we can give to our body, so why are most American children lacking it? Study reveals why.
According to a new widescale study, unsustainable hunting is a bigger threat to wildlife than illegal logging and forest degradation.
Once a natural habitat for wildlife, Pakistan's Karachi now faces threats on what's left of its natural biodiversity.
Local health officials found that a single pediatrician has been reusing syringes, which potentially contributed to the sudden increase in the number of HIV-infected children in Pakistan.
The World Health Organization (WHO) announced there is now only one polio virus left after scientists eliminated two other disease-causing viruses.
Of the 195 countries analyzed by a consortium of American hematologists, 61 percent have short supply of blood needed for transfusion.
Drug prices in the U.S. are among the highest in the world and continues to rise.
Police and public health officials launch campaigns every year to warn parents about the children's risk of exposure to marijuana while trick-or-treating during Halloween.
A new study found that poor air quality has contributed to nearly 10,000 premature deaths and billions of damages across the U.S.